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Poster:	garthus	Date:	April 22, 2010 05:57:56am
Forum:	texts	Subject:	Re: Is Adobe Flash going to be redundant?

Peter,

I would never be in that position since I would have never signed such a contract in the first play. My job entails real value added, not some Winfry-like virtual value which has no basis in the real world other than extortion.

Gerry

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Poster:	Time Traveller	Date:	April 22, 2010 09:52:16pm
Forum:	texts	Subject:	Re: Is Adobe Flash going to be redundant?

Don't change the question please Gerry!

I dont care if you would not have signed such a contract.

Once again, would you work UNPAID for a movie studio, so it can release its block buster movie into the public domain on opening day?

You advocate for abolishment of copy rights, saying people should produce works of art just for the love of it.

You forget people have to eat.

THEREFORE once again, would you work UNPAID for a movie studio, so it can release its block buster movie into the public domain on opening day?

Peter

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Poster:	garthus	Date:	April 23, 2010 06:02:39am
Forum:	texts	Subject:	Re: Is Adobe Flash going to be redundant?

Peter,

Given those contract trms; yes I would.

Gerry

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Poster:	Time Traveller	Date:	April 23, 2010 07:57:46pm
Forum:	texts	Subject:	Re: Is Adobe Flash going to be redundant?

So you say you would continue Gerry re

THEREFORE once again, would you work UNPAID for a movie studio, so it can release its block buster movie into the public domain on opening day?

How are you going to pay for food, power WWW access and your 120 channels of TV then?

Our phones are out for 24 plus hours due to a software issue in a number of exchanges controlled by a central computer, they can not even forward my land line calls to mobile, but they got voice mail back, which comes thru to mobile